NVIDIA Pixel Clock Patcher

[x58haze]

(06-12-2017 04:27 AM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(06-12-2017 01:52 AM)x58haze Wrote:  Hey ToastyX nice to meet you and greetings from Venezuela, I was wondering if you can guidance me a little be, i do have a monitor syncmaster t200 with a normal cable DVI i guess, it has like 18 pines in the conector, and a then i have a nvidia graphic card gtx 580 wish the connector has 21 pins, but to be honest my dvi cable fits perfect o.O, but the thing is: I was wondering, what patch should i use? the full one? or the regular one?

This monitor can reach to 75 hertz and 77 hertz in resolutions like 1024, I remember a day i use this patch and i could up to 77 hz in 1680x1050 but i dont remember which patch i use u.u, sorry for my poor english bro

You don't need the patch for 1680x1050 @ 77 Hz. Just add it in CRU as a detailed resolution using the "LCD standard" timing option. Single-link DVI can handle a pixel clock up to 165 MHz without the patch.

It works thanks so much, i follow your steps, and it only took 154 mhz, but, it sems that if go higher than 77 a message will pop up in the front of monitor like:

1680x1050 NO OPTIMAL MODE, but the thing is the image looks so perfect without any errror, it is possible to bypass that message? no optimal mode?